6'4"
Weight223 lbs.
Experience5 yrs.
Bye14
Oct 05, 1997
Age27.3
CollegeUSC
NFL Draft Pick2020 - Rd 2, Pk 34
Rec
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Rec Yds
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Rec TDs
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Fantasy Pts
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Forty Yard Dash
4.52
Forty Yard Dash Rank
61%
Three Cone Drill
6.96
Agility Score
11.10
Agility Score Rank
68%
Burst Score
122.60
Burst Score Rank
56%
Spar Qx
112.10
Spar Qx Rank
75%
Speed Score
111.20
Speed Score Rank
94%
Height Adjusted Speed Score
111.20
Height Adjusted Speed Score Rank
93%
Catch Radius
10.25
Catch Radius Rank
89%
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Michael Pittman Played Through Fracture in Back
Colts WR Michael Pittman Jr. said Monday that he played all season with a small fracture in his back. James Boyd of The Athletic reports that Pittman first felt the issue during training camp and had the fracture revealed by testing in Week 3. It was Week 6 when we got the odd progression from Pittman expecting to lose multiple weeks to a back injury to playing in that week's game. He wound up missing only Week 10 vs. Buffalo.
Josh Downs "Week To Week" With Shoulder Injury
Josh Downs "Week To Week" With Shoulder Injury
Colts WR Josh Downs is considered "week to week" with the shoulder injury he suffered in Sunday's loss to the Lions and is a "long shot" to play against the Patriots this weekend, according to NFL Network's Ian Rapoport. "But the belief is he did not suffer a major injury," Rapoport adds.
Colts Rule Out Michael Pittman Jr. (Back)
Colts Rule Out Michael Pittman Jr. (Back)
The Colts have ruled WR Michael Pittman Jr. out for Sunday's game against the Bills. He's officially listed with back and finger injuries and has missed practice all week. The back issue seems to be what's keeping him out this week, though. Pittman returned to last week's game after dislocating the finger.
| Week | Team | SOS | Fantasy | |
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1 |
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@ HOU |
4.4% |
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2 |
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GB |
-10.4% |
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3 |
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@ CHI |
-17.2% |
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4 |
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@ PIT |
-6.6% |
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5 |
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JAC |
13.7% |
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6 |
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TEN |
-14.8% |
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7 |
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@ MIA |
-4.4% |
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8 |
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HOU |
4.4% |
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9 |
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MIN |
16.7% |
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10 |
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@ BUF |
4.7% |
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11 |
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NYJ |
-2.9% |
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12 |
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@ DET |
6.9% |
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13 |
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NE |
-2.7% |
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14 |
BYE |
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15 |
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DEN |
-4.8% |
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16 |
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@ TEN |
-14.8% |
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17 |
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NYG |
-2.8% |
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18 |
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@ JAC |
13.7% |
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Our Thoughts
Michael Pittman Jr.'s Preseason Player Analysis
Bottom Line
Pittman is coming off his best season ever as the primary target for Gardner Minshew last season. He was more productive with Minshew than Anthony Richardson, so there are some red flags for Pittman.
The Colts also added an additional weapon in Adonai Mitchell, so Pittman’s target share is unlikely to continue as one of the highest in the NFL.
He clearly is talented and fairly consistent, but he is being overdrafted as a potential low-end WR1. A consistent low-end WR2 season is more realistic.
What We Learned Last Year
What to Expect in 2024